Year 12 students recently explored the strong connection between Economics and Mathematics by using diagrams to explain how market prices change when demand or supply factors shift.
Economics teacher Marija Milić guided students through a series of graph-based tasks, encouraging them to apply their theoretical knowledge of market mechanisms to real-world examples. The lesson was filled with practical scenarios that challenged students to think critically, interpret economic changes visually, and connect abstract theory with real-life situations.
This class sparked curiosity and deepened students’ understanding, helping them grasp some of the more complex concepts in microeconomics through analytical and visual reasoning.
Lessons like this one not only make learning more interactive and meaningful, but also equip students with essential skills such as data interpretation, logical reasoning, and problem-solving – abilities that are valuable not only for their upcoming exams, but also for their future academic and professional paths.
